Hope 2Q result will be black since AAX has recorded high passenger load.

General insurance is a viable business; look at Allianze and LPI, they are doing very well. In the hands of a right CEO, tunepro can do equally well, just has to wait patiently

Watch out for the new management team especially the new CEO; that will determine the direction of tunepro. There seems to be a persistent buying of tunepro shares in the last few weeks, which augurs well for the company.

Price has moved up a little bit, but volume expanded to 3m+. No news or rumours in the market but increased trading activities seem to indicate something is brewing. There could be several posibilities: pure goreng; appointing a seasoned CEO; new joint ventures; or some strategic corporate moves. Nobody knows; wait and see if there is any new development in the coming weeks.

Based on trade details, looks like some one is collecting tunepro share last one week plus; but that buyer is not chasing the stock, mere buying what's available for sale. Hopefully something good is on the way!

Need a bit of patience with Tunepro; highest ever top line figures are a good sign but it will take some time for profits to roll in. The CEO, Rohit bought Tunepro last week at around 39sen; that's a good sign too.

Jubin Mehta, CEO of Tune Insurance Malaysia has just recently bought 75,000 of tunepro shares. This is certainly a positive development for tunepro group; something good must be brewing. The share price hit 39sen this evening.

Tunepro is moving up steadily in the past week to a closing price of 37sen. The near-future trajectory will depend very on the coming 4Q results in Feb. A set of turn-around financial performance will certainly support the uptrend. On the other hand, if tunepro continues to bleed, the rally could just fizzle out. Hope for the best!

If the Hibiscus' earnign can be consistently maintained at 25-30sen per share for the next 1 to 2 years, and it pays regular dividends of say around 6 - 8sen annually, I think the share price should easily exceed RM2

Recently, Tunepro unveiled an ambitious digital platform with online links to 60+ insurance partners in many countries. The management is very excited and optimistic about the new development. Hopefully, the investors can see some tangible results in the coming quarters!

Right Vh, hopefully, 4Q result will be positive and Tunepro will begin to trend upwards

Looks like nothing very much is forth coming. They play up the share price to set exercise price for the ESOS @ 32.5 sen. Investors will have to depend on real good performance of Tunepro to get some benefits

When tunepro gets too high and too hot, it could be time to take some profit. Don't forget, when IBs start writing, they could be playing too!

It is true the mainstay of Tunepro is travel insurance; its motor insurance is too small and not profitable. However, when the passenger volume is sufficiently high, which will take next two years to build, the profit will be big enough to sustain the share price; tunepro has only 750 mil shares. Holding tunepro will be quite a long-term investment and hence needs a fair bit of patience

People are unsure how Hibiscus will perform in the longer term. I believe the share price will be much higher than that of the present once Hibiscus has proven itself in the next few quarters. Secondly, the management must raise the dividend payout rate to convince the investors of its sincerity in sharing the profit.

Tunepro's business model is highly digitalised and linked to many partners digitally. It is extremely scalable without much cost. If the travel industry takes off in full steam, we probably will see tunepro flying as well, but again will take time.

At its peak, tunepro share was selling something like RM2.50. Don't expect that price will be repeated in the short term; a quarter of it will be good enough!

The chart tells the whole story behind. With China opening up, the number of AirAsia flights into the region will increase tremendously. Very likely, travel insurance will increase in tandem.

Well said, trader!

AIREEN OMAR, a tunepro director bought tunepro shares again. She now holds 500k units of tunepro. Something good about tunepro must be developing. Let's watch out for it!

Not to worry too much about the lower price of tunepro shares. It has a general insurance licence which is fairly valuable; and it has no debts. Most of the losses are the result of bond depreciation due to high interest rate. When interest rate begins to drop, bond prices will rise and you will see profit write backs.

More and more AirAsia planes are taking off to the sky which could rake in more travel insurance revenue, but it will take time, perhaps in the next one or two years

A director has been buying tunepro shares in the last one or two months. Hopefully, this is a good sign of better things to come.

Asset rich but no distribution of benefits to shareholders, that's why share price is not moving!

There is no catalyst for tunepro to move at the moment. Hopefully, 1Q results in May can inject some life into this counter!

Warisan is showing some signs of life lately, wondering what's up

When the stock market moves into the low ebb, privatization becomes a popular tool for the controlling shareholder to buy up all the remaining shares at a very cheap price. Warisan is potentially a good stock for such corporate move-- NTA of RM5 per share but market price is only RM1.70.

EPF still holds around 232 million AFG shares; the institution is selling every week! Would be keen to know the reason if anyone has it

Does anyone know why EPF keep selling AFG shares persistently and aggressively?